Art

Sketching sessions draw diverse crowd

Artists and newcomers alike welcome at Art Society's weekly sketching session in Dodge Hall.

By Julien Hawthorne | Feb 7 03:43 am ET

Seven Canadian artists explore the importance of home

In mediums ranging from painting and print to books and film, this new exhibit at the Leroy Neiman Gallery compleys the complex, if sometimes disjointed, picture of the artists' experiences with separation.

By Leeron Hoory | Jan 24 03:21 am ET

Neighborhood Watch: Eleven Rivington

Since opening in 2007, Eleven Rivington (11 Rivington St., between Bowery and Christie streets) has faced tough competition—in a neighborhood of only a few blocks are roughly 29 galleries. Not only is the venerable New Museum located just a few blocks down on Prince and Bowery streets, the tiny gallery faces competition from the Dodge Gallery located right next door. Eleven Rivington consists of only one room. What Eleven Rivington lacks in size, however, it more than makes up for with its fascinating exhibitions.

By Anatole Ashraf | Jan 20 10:29 am ET

The American Wing at the Met

Patriots and U.S. History buffs alike will love the newly reopened wing at Metropolitan Museum of Art

By Allie Carieri | Jan 20 08:03 am ET

Cathedral explores current issues through art

Curator and participating artist Fredericka Foster feels that the cathedral provides the perfect way to connect today’s different water activist communities and to bring their messages to the public.

By Hannah Sotnick | Dec 7 10:42 pm ET

Individual works clutter and distract performance art event

The performances were loosely connected by their use of modern media and technology.

By Caroline Chen | Dec 5 09:05 pm ET

Don't 'Mind the Gap' between talent and future potential in new Postcrypt exhibit

Works included travel photos, self-portraits, and screenshots, all exploring the multiplicity of individual identity.

By Annabella Hochschild | Dec 5 09:04 pm ET

'HIDE/SEEK': Innovative exhibition confronts American anxieties on sexual identity

The organization and collection of pieces in “HIDE/SEEK” is a thorough, albeit restrained, overview of sexual identity in modern society, which should be further expounded upon in future exhibitions.

By Caroline Chen | Dec 1 07:47 pm ET

Two men’s documentary ‘Visions’ are brought to the South Bronx

This Bronx Documentary Center exhibit shows its founder Tim Hetherington’s work from Libya for the first time.

By Leeron Hoory | Dec 1 07:43 pm ET

Open Studios exposes artists’ art and soul

The afternoon provided visitors with an intimate, natural, and at some points unusual, snapshot into the life and work of MFA students.

By Hannah Sotnick | Nov 21 07:02 pm ET

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